Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-22
THE STATE FAIR.
LARGE ATTENDANCE YESTERDAY
ATTRACTIONS FOR TO-DAY.
Awards for County Exhibits-Medals
and Awards in Art Department
-Oration Tonight.

There was fine attendance all around at
the State Fair yesterday. The evening
assemblage at the Pavilion was well nigh a
crush.
The receipts yesterday were $25sS IS, as
against 1904 so for the corresponding day
last year.
The awards were made for county ex-
hibits and in the art department yesterday,
and will be found elsewhere reported
Other committees on awards. are huslly at
work at Park and Pavilion, ami the reports
will now be rapidly made Some are
all ready to file now,
There will be a flower exhibit Mt the
Pavilion tonight, and all florists are invited
to exhibit.
Young ladies and CENTER of the
School of Design who sunk their person.
ality by keeping their works ont of the
competing ranks OF s.rt workers in the am
ateur gallery, in o.1ler to make proper
exhibit for the school, last evening dressed
the table in the school booth in flowers, in
honor of the success of the school in win
ming medal.
III IDe art SdlltTl dll Tue IlStdliSl pictures
will to-day be indicated by ribbons and
cords. Three were so decorated last even
ing.
In the Art Gallery tonight Hon. ]. II.
Budd, of Stockton, will. deliver the annual
address Mr.. Budd is an original thinker
and forcible speaker, and deserves large
and attentive audience.
AT the Jenning organ stand the organ
by that builder will be tested tonight and
concert given by local talent.
The music tonight at the Pavilion by
the band will be:
l. March" Joyces :71st . ............B Boyer
2. Overture-Irish melodies, Peep o Day
Brothers
3. Idyl-" The Tyrolean to His Love-.
Wall Visions Of the past R aefyTe snn
5. Song selection (a)- Magnolia Serenade''
o. Sweet Spirit Hear My Prayer 1i ~
6. Overture" Scottish Melodies .Bonni i,a
Z. Grand chorus band act-Gloria from Mo
zart's i" Twelfth Mass" by Fair Oaks
8. selection-"n Trovatore" ianviis and
O. Picc0io solo The Canary Polka .......
10. Two O'Clock Galop ....................
There will be the last but one of the
grand stock parades to-day, it taking place
at 10 A. NJ. at the Park.
hS Dtob idOS VI lIIC Clllll6 ihll Will Ut
trotted Saturday by Adair, Arab and Lot
Slocum for purse of 81 800. 1t is expected
that ZIG will be beaten. These famous
horses will be driven by three famous
horsemen, Goldsmith, Hickok and Lee
Shaner, respectively.
The Piute race will take place on Friday
afternoon, and will no doubt be the most
interesting and thrilling equestrian contest
ever seen on the continent Two hundred
Piutes will camp to night in the north end
of the Park and on tomorrow over sixty
bucks and several squaws will enter the
contest. 1t will be living, rushing mass
of aborigines, painted as for the war u
trail and bedecked with feathers and
gaudy blankets. Two chiefs were on the
track yesterday arranging the details fol
the contest. About twenty Sskiyou Indi.
ans are also here and will enter and give
their red brethren, the Piutes, a lively tus.
sic.
Double season tickets will to-day be re.
duced to SO; single season tickets, 81
Quarter-stretch badges, 81 90.